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Showing posts with label project management. Show all posts
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CBN SOLAR CITY ESTATE ENUGU
Client: CBN staff multi-purpose Co-operative Society.
Project Synopsis
The project is a state-of-the-art, prime real estate, to be situated in the Emene Residential Layout of Enugu State, Nigeria. It is sited on a piece of land measuring, 14 Hectares of land to be beautifully transformed to a safe, conducive residential haven.
Sept 21, 2017
Geometrix Consultants have been commissioned to be the technical project consultants producing and compiling all relevant Construction drawings and supervising construction works under Architect Uche J. Uche. Funding Strategies and Logitics are being worked out presently.
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For more information on Architectural design or other Technical details, kindly contact the technical consultants here. Contractors who are interested in undertaking construction works here are advised to write the consultants directly.
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BUILDING DECONSTRUCTION - ISSUES & METHODS
Originally Posted By
When its time for an old or defunct building to go
down, many think of demolition as the first option. There is however an
alternative method that has gained recognition for its green characteristics.
It is called Building De-construction.
Demolition is the Traditional method of simply
destroying a building or structure, reducing it down to a pile of rubble and
waste which is collected and removed from the site. This is a hazardous process
because it fills the nearby air with harmful dust, vapors and other compounds
that are harmful to human beings. With this method, 'everything' goes to
'waste'.
Deconstruction on the other hand advocates for a
more careful process of dis-assembly of buildings to recover the maximum amount
of re-useable and or recycleable materials in a safe, environmentally
responsible, and cost-effective manner. The materials thus recovered can be
reused on the same site for a new construction, sold or donated to another
site.
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PROJECT MANAGER : ISSUES WITH THE STAFF
Posted by : Kosi Emmanuel Chukwujindu
This post is a sequel to the earlier post: "Project Architect: resolving staff conflict in site"from left: Architect, Carpenter |
In my experience, workers over time tend to grow too friendly and thence become rebellious. They suddenly seem to have got a hunch that you have been manipulating them into doing 'your' Work while you get all the 'big' money. This feeling if not checked leads them into acting abnormally uncooperative and even ready to end the relationship.
As the Architect, and project manager, you have the responsibility of keeping your site in control so that you can continue to produce results, Especially if you work for a senior Architect who has entrusted the site in your management.
Here are a few of my own tips on managing crisis in the site:
1. Understand that; when all is said and done, violence or force benefits nobody. With this in mind, you are left with the effective tool : diplomacy. Use diplomacy to coerce your workers into doing whatever you want without realising they are all players in 'your' game.
2. Your boss expects results, results and more results, he hardly has time to attend to reports from you or your staff, he believes you should Handle whatever situation arises on site with minimum supervision. Dont prove him wrong!
3. Preach and emphasize teamwork to your workers. They would think twice before starting up a fire next time, if they see you as a brother instead of a boss.
4. Remain aloof, but make sure you are the smartest guy in the site. No tricks can evade you unless you let it for a higher cause. Use occasional little favours like careless tips, relaxed timing or bonus pays, to buy the hearts of your workers in preparation for the day you will make huge demands from them.
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